Most Toronto plumbers will not put a number on a page. We will. Every price below is a real starting price for a clearly defined job — not a teaser that grows once we are in your basement. If a job needs more than the starting scope, we tell you before we start, in writing.
These are starting prices for defined jobs. For the full 2026 ranges by job size and what moves a quote up or down, read the Toronto plumbing cost guide.
The price is the price — no 25-foot limit, no stairway fee, no equipment surcharge bolted on afterwards.
Written, itemized quote before any work begins.
Diagnosis first: we camera the line before recommending a dig or a reline, so you buy the fix you need — not the biggest one.
Licensed and insured. Permit and City inspection included where the job requires them.
We prepare your municipal rebate paperwork — Toronto pays up to $6,650 toward flood protection, and most people never claim it.
Sink, tub, shower or laundry line cleared from the nearest access — no 25-foot limit and no stairway fee. Main-line snaking from a cleanout is a separate job at $289.
From $139
Typical: $139–$350
Sewer main snake from the cleanout to the property line, typical 60–90 ft run. Without a cleanout we pull a toilet to get access, which costs more — we tell you which before we start.
From $289
Typical: $289 with cleanout access
Recorded video with a condition report. $500–$900 with a sonde locate, which is required before any dig or trenchless quote.
From $180
Typical: $250 recorded + PACP report
Branch line jet $400–$750; main line $650–$1,400. Required where grease or scale has closed the bore rather than a single blockage.
From $400
Typical: $400–$1,400
Repairing a failed section of indoor drain pipe. Buried spot repairs start at $2,400 — the camera tells us which you need.
From $400
Targeted excavation of a single camera-confirmed defect. Price climbs with depth and with what sits above the pipe.
From $2,400
Typical: $2,400–$4,800
No-dig cured-in-place patch over a single confirmed defect, from one access pit.
From $2,400
Typical: $2,400–$3,400
Lining a full lateral run end to end. Priced separately from a point repair because it is a different job — the camera survey tells us which one your line needs.
From $3,400
Typical: $3,400–$6,500
Starting price as published on the service page; the final scope is confirmed on site before work starts.
From $650
Typical: from $650
Starting price as published on the service page; the final scope is confirmed on site before work starts.
From $320
Typical: from $320
Mainline normally-open valve, permit and City inspection included. The City of Toronto subsidy pays 80% of the invoice up to $1,600 per valve (two valves eligible) — we prepare the application package.
From $1,440
Typical: Net after Toronto subsidy: see note
Swapping the pump into a pit you already have. The City of Toronto subsidy pays 80% up to $2,250 toward the pump.
From $720
Typical: $720–$1,400
Breaking the basement floor, digging and setting a new pit, pump and discharge. This is a different job from a pump swap — we price it separately so nobody is quoted a pit at swap prices. Toronto subsidy applies (80% up to $2,250).
From $1,750
Typical: $1,750–$2,600
AGM retrofit $1,200–$1,500; lithium $1,800–$2,400. Toronto subsidy adds up to $300. The storms that flood basements are the storms that cut the power.
From $1,200
Typical: $1,200–$2,400
Interior drainage system to a sump pit. Toronto subsidises weeping-tile severance and capping up to $400.
From $120 per ft
Typical: $120/ft
Private-side replacement. In Toronto the City replaces the public side at no charge when you replace your side.
From $4,500
Typical: $4,500–$14,000
Starting price as published on the service page; the final scope is confirmed on site before work starts.
From $6,500
Typical: from $6,500
40-gal atmospheric-vent gas $2,200–$3,200; power-vent runs higher. Removal and disposal of the old tank included.
From $1,800
Typical: $2,200–$3,200 (40-gal gas)
Includes venting and gas-line sizing. Older Toronto utility rooms often need a gas upgrade — we price that up front, not after.
From $3,200
Starting price as published on the service page; the final scope is confirmed on site before work starts.
From $180
Typical: from $180
Starting price as published on the service page; the final scope is confirmed on site before work starts.
From $220
Typical: from $220
Locate hidden wall, ceiling, or slab leaks before anything is opened.
From $250
Typical: $250–$500 detection visit
Same-day and after-hours dispatch, 24 hours Monday to Saturday. No separate call-out fee when you book the work with us.
From $225
Typical: $225–$650
Split copper or PEX. Cut-and-patch through a finished surface runs higher because of the make-good.
From $360
Typical: $450–$1,400
Starting price as published on the service page; the final scope is confirmed on site before work starts.
From $225
Typical: from $225
Running, leaking, or a full swap. Toilet installation starts at $250.
From $150
Typical: $150 repair; installation from $250
Drips, leaks, cartridge service, or a new faucet installed (installation from $120).
From $120
Starting price as published on the service page; the final scope is confirmed on site before work starts.
From $280
Typical: from $280
Starting prices, CAD, updated September 5, 2026. Final price is confirmed in writing after we see the job. Emergency dispatch runs 24 hours Monday to Saturday. Rebate figures reflect current municipal programs and are verified against the City's published terms.